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Supply chains and logistics of transport in sme textile and clothing industry
aUniversity of Business Academy in Novi Sad, Serbia
bBetter Collective Denmark, Better Collective in Niš, Niš
cUniversity of Belgrade, Technical Faculty, Bor, Serbia
dAcademy of Technical Sciences in Belgrade, Belgrade

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Keywords: supply chains; logistic of transport; digitization logistics of transport
Abstract
Today, in times of general globalization of business, efficient business optimization measures are necessary, as well as innovative ways of organizing supply chains and transport systems, which are based on the exploitation of invariant and adaptable possibilities, i.e. on the efficient exploitation of information system flexibile modules, with a high degree of automation of all activities and comprehensive implementation of ICT. By the way, one of the most important links in the process of business or production supply chains for companies in the textile and clothing industry is the transport of materials and goods, which with its adequate technological or organizational solutions enables cost reduction and increase in productivity and business efficiency, thereby strengthening the competitiveness of the company. These are precisely the elements of innovative logistics of transport systems that, as key components in the supply chain organize, regulate and monitor the process of transport (goods and materials) and adequate storage, but also optimize the control of process stocks, finished products and raw materials, with minimal costs and acceptable impact on the environment, which enables an increase in the effectiveness and economic efficiency of all technical and organizational systems. Based on the current global state of the clothing industry, as well as trends in business, the future development of supply chains and logistics of transport (of all kinds) can be anticipated as a diffusion spillover in the field of artificial intelligence and virtual show or quantum computing, with self-regulation and taking appropriate actions, with a direct prediction of anomalies in logistics costs and performance, as well as in the needs of artificial intelligence and automation of some parts or complete areas of business processes, whereby as a result, the obvious need for quantitative-qualitative strengthening and increasing the capabilities of human resources will be imposed.

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article language: English
document type: Review Paper
DOI: 10.5937/CT_ITI24051DNote!
published in Portal: 06/09/2024
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